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when i delete a file, thunar says:
"Thunar: unable to find out or create trash dir"
Why is Thunar unable to create the Trash dir ? Or where can I create one with mkdir ?
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Have you read the wiki?
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yes, I've read the Xfce wiki page on wiki.archlinux.org and I didn't find a solution for this "trash dir" error
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Have you read the thunar page too?
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I didn't knew there was a thunar page... but it says something about the "trash issue", wich occurs if "gvfs" is not installed, but I've already installed it and thunar can't create the trash folder, i think trash is in ~ (home dir), but thunar should have permissions to create it
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I didn't knew there was a thunar page... but it says something about the "trash issue", wich occurs if "gvfs" is not installed, but I've already installed it and thunar can't create the trash folder, i think trash is in ~ (home dir), but thunar should have permissions to create it
I think this might be down to how you start your window manager. Which window manager do you use and how do you start it?
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Where are the files you want to delete - on a remote location https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 96#p812196 ? What filesystem is it?
As I said in your other "thunar thread", pay attention to how you start your DE / WM. https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 3#p1005353
Last edited by karol (2011-10-18 20:41:17)
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You need to install gvfs.
pacman -S gvfs should fix it for you.
If not, then start up your window manager using
exec ck-launch-session dbus-launch <your wm>
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When using Thunar, you've got to be the owner of a partition to use the trash. No matter if you have full permissions, if you're not the owner, you can't use it. It seems the only exception is your home directory on system partition.
I guess the partition you're trying to delete from is owned by root, isn't it? Try changing that in /etc/fstab.
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You don't need gvfs.
Make a directory in the root of the NTFS drive with the name .Trash-[your user id number]. Typically, that would be '.Trash-1000' but you can type 'id' in a terminal to check.
In the terminal: sudo chown -R [your user name]:users .Trash-[your user id number]
par example:
mkdir .Trash-1000
sudo chown -R admin:users .Trash-1000
And that's what workeed for me
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Step 1:open thunar as root
Step 2:go to home/.local/share
Step 3:change permissions on Thrash folder (and all folders inside,of course)
Last edited by Virgil (2012-01-06 11:57:09)
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Step 1:open thunar as root
Step 2:go to home/.local/share
Step 3:change permissions on Thrash folder (and all folders inside,of course)
Thaks a lot, your resolve my problem with Thunar, i change de permisions in home/.local/share my user as owner and root as group and works perfect. Thunar delet files and view trash folder... ;-)
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Step 1:open thunar as root
Step 2:go to home/.local/share
Step 3:change permissions on Thrash folder (and all folders inside,of course)
thx a lot.
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this thread is old and solution provided. so I am gonna close in order to avoid +1 posts.
There's no such thing as a stupid question, but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots !
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